Fox News' Tucker Carlson, one of the most popular hosts on cable, files his well-cogitated objections to the American meddling in Ukraine, mind you, a bipartisan project, as usual, and the long list of shady and impure motives behind such policy. Tucker sometimes evidences some truly odious concepts, like his obvious racist posture toward Mexicans and his hard to fathom visceral hatred for China, which is perhaps natural for someone who is, after all, a lifelong conservative and employee of Rupert Murdoch's disgusting media machine. That said, he is just about the ONLY major establishment media person uttering invaluable, vital truths about domestic and international policies, something long-banned throughout the so-called "liberal" media (read, Democrat/CIA lapdog media). Indeed, look as hard as you want and you'd never find opinions like these anywhere else, not even, of course, on Fox itself, which is peopled by the same type of disgusting vermin we find elsewhere. But, Tucker is unusual, an extremely bright person who happens not to be right on all his opinions, but who is also smart enough to hew close to the truth, for whatever reasons (maybe he's contemplating a political career of his own and respects the power of truth) and in that lies his usefulness to the American public, and, I should say, to those who still embrace genuine progressive ideas. We live in strange times, indeed. Best to remain mentally flexible.